The Straits Times, 22 June 1900

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE FRIDAY. JUNE 22. 1900. No. 20,170.
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      912 1 twiFIK BORNEO COMPANY, UMITED TIK Standard Uta aamraast, Morwieh Oasta Fit* lastaaaot Socirfj. *tlas Asa—ac. 00-vaaj (>^~^ fa, K-.a-i^i' 1 U#s Ase«nMK» Snnrty. yw. Oosta Mans* lasarasm i'..»sr»uiv. Tte Chiaa MsMal at— N.vigMi.. o-t—J-rWeTittear*™ l*(-r !W The Bintin latanoas i i aipaay, I.ismissd. PANT, LIMITED. a«a«ta. STEAMSHIP COMPANTiy. P OrrirE.TriEr.ii.rHSTßEET.
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      757 1 STEAMSHIP CQMPANLEi. I i -MNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. AgenU at Stmiapvre Ship Agbjct, late J. Daebdeui 4 Co., <-S. Coiltbb The undermentioned dnte- nre only approximate Steamer From Expected V\ ill tie Detpatcherl for "n Hr Deli. Jiii el. Paneh. Bila. A«aahan. Deli and
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      569 1 CtUMPAHMR DER MBWAGBJUa* MARITIMBH DR FRANCE. TiuoEiruir Adduw: Iiaioilil, Hixuruu. The m»il itfumm will le«v* Singapore ■n or anout tbe undermentioned d»t*e.UOTW4BD. HoM-Vi«D. 1WI0. l"00. 1M« Dates. f/vw M»t S« Ocufin M»y?7 ■ii'lvu Jun.- <> S.i/i«m June 0 r.nlnn Jim- I /»*a June** A .mm Ml 7 I /xi.» Iv
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      650 1 LNSCRAN(m_ 'PHK LONDON AND LANCA8HIRK 1 FIKE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital f».Hr7,W0 Pa* op C»piUJ £H.7MI Reaene Food i,,<i73 580 I he underlined, Agente lor the ComAny, are preparo.1 to accept lire risk* current raise ol premium. BOUHTEAD A Co. 'tint CHINA IBADKB8 INSURANCE I COMPACT. LIMITED. Capital Snh«jribed $j,n(X),006 Amount
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      317 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. i. PROVISION FOE OLD AGE. Easily a d Economically met by a Policy ia THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL I.1FK OFFICE, Etablikhkd 1847. Chairman The Rifcht Hon'ble Sir John Gom, M P. Fund*— R». 42ii.00,000 Cl»im« Paid-R». 4 0,00,000 UlU MIl'SEX UIKAl CMIITIrfS
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      646 1 NOTTCEa Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per in quality j£"'Tm!d cent< with Cream every ther b^k^A^j STERILIZED |t9@^i NOT SWEETENED K^N^^gi A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Milk. BANKS. UUNUKUNM A.M> SHANGHAI BANKING OORPORATIOH. KAII>-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND 111,600,000 BE8EBVE LIABILITY OF 1 llo( w)000 PROPRIETORS. j-sjuuwww. Cocbt o» Dmectoe*:— JJ
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      623 1 MANGE IN HORBBH. MOALVITIB Anti-epiic Solution ii 0 the only thotoogbly effective remedy for mange, itch, and ikin diseases of all kind* in horve One week t careful dressing will generally suffice to completely eradicate all trace, of mange bottles making 50 gallons of the wash. Price per bottle |4,
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      916 1 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TOLEf-ANHJ'ER ONALB [Ist time. It ceoU a line 2nd and Ura timea, 10 cents a line 4th to nth tin,.- osnu a line 7th to IMb timet 8 oenti a line afterwards, > cenU a line bat no charge lees than one dollar. Thus a tarts lime
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    CLEARANCES.
    60 2 Uiti. Vnrai/i N»u« I rubAKu Ctrua I'IWTI»TiaK Jmatt>-2 Ban Whalt 111.. ■JJ -tr.hn.J I IUII I.':' (Iphir H I) uro M Hilda i mrr n rifin llrit .lr. Own «r «r Mr. Hm.ii it l«,ior M.U>tr. l.vurritr.. All. .lr. Mo«a» Nor Mr. U'oM lul i,i|. Mitiilo Klanic via porU
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    THE STRAITS TIMES
    35 2 Established: 1831. I'RICK 16 CENTS Strait, Times: S3O a year, or, post free $34. Strait* Budget SlB a year, or, port free, 120. Advertising Rules may be found in the fourth page.
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    FRIDAY, 22ND JUNE, 1900. SOUTH AFRICA.
    451 2 FRIDAY, 22ND JUNE, 1900. SOUTH AFRICA. Anru his recent brilliant success in northern Natal, General Buller encamped near Volksrust, which is just w.llnn Trannvo.il territory, north of the needle of Natal. Thut was some time ago. He seems to have remained practically stationary ever since, for now his headquarters are
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    38 2 Thi F M. S. yacht Meran has arrived from Kuala Pahang with Mr. W. H T r.-acher, the Acting Resident-General, and Mm. Treacher; Mr. A. Butler, Mr. V. ll.il, Mr. 11. Keyt, and Mr. A. Allen on board
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    102 2 During the part few days, it has been noticed on various roads round Singap >re that some parson has at intervals "dumped down" heaps of pineapple refuse on the roadside. This is particularly the cane in Serangoon Road. The stench arising from these heaps of n fuse is simply abominable
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    166 2 A COKRK9PONOENT writes I was told yesterday that Kwang Hu Wei is still in Singapore, carefully secreted in some secluded quarter of the town. He is said to be closely watching the trend of events in China. 1 believe the papers have tried to interview him but their efforts were
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    360 2 A dWdtatio* from the Marine Engineers' A*i«ocntii>n recently interviewed the IVtJ-i-lfiit of the Board of Trade in London. The deputation consisted of delegates represent ing the various districts of the kingdom who desired some inodifii"-.!iin of the Board of Trade regulations now in force under the Merchant Shipping Act of
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    8 2 To-day's 4 m s Lank rate is 2
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    14 2 Mr. Ktywr. H. B M.'i Coniul «t Brunei, arrived her* yesterday in the *.JMto.
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    12 2 To-day's share quotations came too late for correction on the back page.
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    13 2 Ceylon finances figured out thur last year :-R«-vrnua K25,»13,041. .x|«-niliture K24,952,460, surplus RMOJM
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    22 2 Hadji Ali, the amok runner, being Mill under medical treatment, the hearing of bit care has been further postponed for a week.
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    25 2 This Municipality giv«w notice that all dugs without the new municipal h idu« founi out of doors after the Ist July next will be dwiiroyed.
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    20 2 The Selangor Government clerks have memorialised the High Commissioiht fur a ten per cent, allowance in addition to their salaries.
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    27 2 A meeting of the members of the Cuurch Work Association will be held at Mrs. Adams' house on Wednesday, the /7th inst., at 11 30 a in
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    22 2 Two hundnd and thirteen deaths were registered at Singapore during the we<k ending on Saturday last. The ratio per thousand was 46.19.
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    28 2 Thi Nippon Yus«n Kaisha have declared a divideud at the rate of In lier cent, per annum. The sum ol UOO.OOU yen. was transferred to the new account.
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    30 2 At an American bar in London, where all sorts ol mysterious drinks are to he tiad, the Duke ol Cambridge recently tabled the very latest known as a "Boer faralyser"
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    31 2 As some coolies were unloading cargo from the Arratoon Apcnr yesterday, two bales fell into the Hold. Two coolies were seriously injured, and one died on being taken to the hospital.
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    32 2 Ah advertiser offers a free passage to England to a trustworthy European woman, about the end "I August. In return two young children are to be taken charge of on the voyage.
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    45 2 This morning tin- Uin Sing arrived Hying the police signal. On the police KOing aboard an Arab informed them mat he had been robbed of SJ-M, 4 rings, and 50 sarongn. Some of the missing properly was in the possession of several of the crew.
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    46 2 It is reported that Mr. Danysz, of the i'asteur Institute, has found a microbe which will wipe rats out of existence Ha has tried the effect of his microbe in warehouses, farms, and other places, and in 50 per cent, of cases the rats completely disappeared.
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    51 2 Not long ago a gold reef of extraordinary richness was discovered near Gadag int he Dharwar district of Bombay. Assays of h undreds of ounces are spoken of, and 18 ounces of bar gold are said to have been obtained from a single hundredweight of picked samples and sent to
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    47 2 The S.C.C. athletic gymkhana on the Esplanade commences at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Ladies a c specially invited tr attend and witness the sports from tbd bi.lcony of the Club House. During til**, afternoon, the baud of the 16th Madrns Infantry will play a selection of music.
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    45 2 The Colombo harbour works are making good progress. Since 1873 over twenty million rupees have beeu spent on breakwaters, etc atd on the harbour extern-ion works about six and-a-half million rupees have been expended. The excavation of the graving, dock is now being proceeded with.
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    58 2 To-morrow night, at the Town Hall, the Piiilharinonic Society ar« holding a musical evening for which an attractive programme has been arranged. It w'lll save the oHicials of the society a good deal of trouble if numbers whose »übicriptions are due will pay them at the Town Hall to-morrow night,
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    TIENTSIN BOMBARDED FOR TWO DAYS.
    57 2 TIENTSIN BOMBARDED FOR TWO DAYS. 100 KILLED AND WOUNDED. (Special telegram to the "Straits Time:') Hongkong, 22nrf Jun», 1.35 j> m The American manof-war SaihrUU brought to C'hcfuo yesterday 33 American refugees from Peitaibo. TieoUin lvi been bombarded with forty-pounder guns for two days The casualties [among the allied forces?]
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    THE AMERICAN CONSULATE BLOWN TO PIECES.
    17 2 THE AMERICAN CONSULATE BLOWN TO PIECES. The American Consulate in the city was destroyed during the bombardment.
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    20,000 TROOPS REQUIRED.
    17 2 20,000 TROOPS REQUIRED. Twenty thousand troops will be required to cope with the Boxers and their confederates
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    NO LATER PEKING NEWS.
    13 2 There is no later news to hand from Peking.
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    THE RACE-HORSE TRANSACTION.
    169 2 PLAINTIFF PAYS THE COBTB. In the Supreme Court, this morning, Mr. Justice Leach gave his decision in respect to the division of costs in the case of Nathan ft Latham. The general effect in regard to the action, he raid, was that defendant had been successful, Although
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    15 2 The homeward bound M. M. Indus is due here from Saigon at noon on S.inday.
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    31 2 Archdkacox IVih.uii. who was a passenger from Europe by yesterday's (German mail, is staying in Penang for a week, before coming on to Singapore tn roanme his duties as Colonial Chaplain.
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    38 2 The Itit (Capt G M. Henderson) and lilij (<apt P. F. Tillard), which are ordered out to China from the Mediterranean, are eister-ships, second d*M cruisers of 5,600 tons each, and both commissioned at Chatham in May, 1898.
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    41 2 On the 14th instant, Bakat Singh, a milk vendor, while rashly driving a ghnrry in Dhoby Ghaut, collided with a 'rikisha in which Mr. Harfleet and another were travelling They were both thrown out. Yesterday, Mr. Brockman fined Bakat Singh Ml
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    81 2 We are asked to call attention to the deplorable condition of Robertson Quay and K intsah Mnriran Road at Campong Saigi n. where there is a large amount of tnulir every day to and from the godowns leased by the leading European merchants for the storage of produce. The road
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    76 2 Thk joint committee of the Royal Society and the Roynl Geographical Society has appointed Lieut. R.F. Scott, now torpedo-lieutenant of the Majestic, >■...,, -.i.illiil' officer ot the coming National Antarctic Expedition. He lias been 15 years in the Navy, has a record of service of the highest class, and will
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    85 2 The Printing Arts Company forward a copy of their Royal edition of The Absent- Minded Beggar" beautifully printedincolourshyiheOrloff Press. One hundred thousand of these, little books are offered to the public for as many shillings, three-pence of each shilling (the publisher's profit) to go to the "Absent-Minded Beggar Relief Fund"
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    THE MAIL.
    28 2 The M.M. Tonkin, with the mail from Europe <-f the let instant, left Colombo at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, and is due here on Monday morning.
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    COINERS IN PERAK.
    53 2 The Virnk Pioneer reports that the. police there have uncart lied a nest of coiners and counterfeiters, who have been carrying on their trade in all parts of the Federated Malay States. The spurious coin tuined out by the gang is reported to be an admirable imitation
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    89 2 At a meeting of the Football Association held last night, the competing teams in the coming competition were drawn as follows First Round— Tanjong Pagar versus No. 35 Co. RA to be played on 3rd July, Mr. Scoular referee. S.C.C. wnu Royal Engineers, to he played on
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS BULLER'S POSITION.
    32 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS BULLER'S POSITION. Londe*, Titui Juw It is wired from Sandspruit Station, under date 20th instant, that General Buller's headquarters are now two miles north-west ot the railway in that quarter.
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    ARMISTICE OF FIVE DAYS.
    47 2 AFTERWARDS VIGOROUS ACTION. Lord Roberts has concluded an informal arm stice, to last five days, with General Botha, who commands the Boer forces retreating upon Middelburg Lord Roberts intends to take vigorous action against Botha's force at the expiration of the arasistice. f
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    THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
    61 2 REPUBLICANS STICK TO McKINLEY AND GOLD. The National Convention of the Republican Party to nominate the party candidate for the Presidency of the United States has been held at Philadelphia. The Convention adopted a platform strongly approving of President McKinley's domestic and foreign policy. The pNtform also
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    COUNT MURAVIEFF DEAD.
    14 2 COUNT MURAVIEFF DEAD. da Count Muravieff, tlie Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, is dead.
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    TWO MORE CRUISERS ORDERED OUT.
    25 2 H. M. S. Dido ana H M 9. his have received orders to proceed from the Mediterranean Station to China.
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    McKINLEY NOMINATED.
    16 2 The National Republican Convention has unanimously nominated Mr. McKinley for reelection to the Presidency.
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    ROOSEVELT VICE-PRESIDENT.
    10 2 Col. Roosevelt has been nominated for the Vice-Presidency.
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    39 2 Launches will leave Johnston a Pier for the Swimming Club bungalow on Sunday morning at 7 and 8 o'clock. The 3rd and final race in the Jackson Millar Cup competition will be swum at 8.30 a.m
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    ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
    85 2 Splendid observations of the total eclipse of the sun were made on the 2Mli May on the Mediterranean stations an'l in America. The shape ol the corona was found to be an exact duplicate of that shown at the time of the eclipse of I*B9, confirming
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      506 2 NOTICES, EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite, Gelignite. Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators, »li liana or Safety Fuses, Electric BUstiig Appnta. The above Etpltmm, being ail awm-fa-tvnd in Great Britain, an made U> pw the high tbntdard of tafety mui purify teite impoeed by the Brituh Uw-ernment, ami art,
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      1564 2 NOTICES. 2nd haud guaranteed in good condition, $275, $295, aDd $300 respectively, net cash. Pianos on hire monthly, weekly, and for occasions at from $10 per month. THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. m w.f. v c. toiflUs Place, Si.igaporr. A. B. SNOW, M. E UXPERT in Mining and the Reduction I
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      885 2 II \NIKH for r.ritsU North llorneo, I »1 mi a|wlhecaiy. nal.ry f*) per iunlli with live furnished quarters. A|.|jhc«U"iin with copies ol letlintonitJi I o be aeul to GUTHRIE Co., At Agents, British North Borneo Co. I t^KEE passage to London offered about I eu.l of August to capable, i
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      88 2 M. H. 8 tutoihta! for tb* Siraiu IWi •boald I -nlun on ixfa at th. pu« tU neitleot ul u»l ooodition, mm) M.S. B. m njxtud U»t aurht oth.rwi» S.. publUhad. All Utmui contnete an mkfont to ttci ooo.li. boo ih«t tha Muwn «»y >••<• Urn xlnnminnrt WolUi pa{»r hi
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      198 2 ARRANUH.MKNTH FsiDiY, 22si> Juki. High Water. 6.4 p.m. 8. V. A. Subdivision drill. IM, 8. V. K. Drill. 6.15. Tauglin Club. At Home." BITVRDiY, 238 C JI'KE. High Wler. 7.9 a.m. 7.S p.m. 6. G. C. Qymkhana. 3 p.m. 8. U C. Cricket. Fture Sale. Middle RH. Powell. I. O.
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    ADVANCE WAR NEWS.
    916 3 IMTESTOTHE SIBT MAY HOW I.'BKKTS SAVED THE CAMP.tIOX." Is l/'ii.lon, on the 3lst May, the news of the rapidity of Lord R .tyrt.--1 the surrender of Johannesburg ar.'iufil both surprise and Joy. The New York Jimm said that L»rd Roberts had not merely saved the n but
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    A LARGER PERAK.
    37 3 The Commission, r the Siamese Malay States an.l Mr. Byrn, chief ban marking out tli>- baaadafj between IVrak ami Rahman, a Siamese Malayan State The new boundary will largely increase the area of Perak
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    A NAVAL EXPERIMENT.
    85 3 THI DANGER OK WOOIIW.iKk OX WARSHIP*. An intern-ting experiment in regard li. .l«..tiiav.i| gunnciy wa*ina.le in the EneM-li ChHMMtI re enlly, off Selsey Bill, on the HaMMaowt The nh«nlete coast defence (-hip IMleule, 4,870 tons, wliich was built in I*7B. wa» used s target for llie punt,
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    THE CAMBRIDGE SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.
    620 3 ITS VAU'ABLE RESULTS. All the members of this expedition t(- tue Siauie-c Malay States have now returned to England. Alter the a'rangerneiit of the necessary preliminaries at Bangkok, the party proceeded to Smgora, where the active work of the expedition commenced by an exploration of the
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    THIS YEAR'S "BISLEY."
    126 3 Thi« yam Bi-l'-y meeting comes off next month. Exclusive of challenge nips and prizes in kind, nearly 1,000 are ..il'.-r.-i in the various competitions, ■bom ZS.7<* being for eoasMt* to which only tl.e -i me r i ti*»- or the carbine is used The Queen's series accounts
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    KUALA LUMPUR RACES.
    238 3 The following cntrifs have hem rrmvi-il fur tin: Kuala Lumpur Ra^e*. which commence next Tuesday, and .Mitimii' on Ttrirnday and Saturday next week FIRST DAY. Rtct 1.-Duaun, The Nun, Lawao, :.n.i H^liobes Kui II Daulat, Ladysmith, Mafikinf, Km Lone, Baa Lamh, Norah Barangfcfli, Anas, Winifreda, Little BeibaL
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    CONCERNING CRICKET.
    2237 3  -  W. J. FORD. (All Notts Itefmed) IIY (Author of OmW.* CriehU by a Cnchtltr" &c) HAB THE CHAM rION'SHIP BENEHIEU CKICKKTf The County Championship as now understood is an institution of comparulively recent years. Early in the seventies some such scheme was mooted by the M. C. C
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    44 3 A correspondent ha* *ent me an end game which illustrate* (be Liking of Pretoria liy l.oni Roberts. The strategy, however, is too s mple for publication 1 would advise my correspondent to try something deeper, which I know he is quite able to do.
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    125 3 Tbe newly established Catholic Club intends to m«ke chess one of its leading amusement*, and I think it should succeed. Sir Lionel Cox. the patron of tbe Club, is «n enthusiast c plsyer, and tbe Pre ident, tbe Revd H. Rivet, M.A., is by no mean* a novice in the
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    THE CRUISE OF THE "PORPOISE."
    114 3 A.i interesting event during the cruise of H.M.S Porpoite, which returned to Sydney on the 28th May from the South Sea I-lands, was the hoisting of the British flag on Savage Island, in the presence of the leading chief and the white residents. On the
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    FIVE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL.
    116 3 The semi-final ties in the S. C. C. five-a-side competition were played off yesterday afternoon. In the first game Goldic's team met Harris's. The latter started well, but Goldie's men seemed in better fettle than their opponents, and came out winners of their tie by 1 goal and
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      268 3 OOING IXSAXE. A. L. RimerofStoneridge.N. Y. says:— I was for a long lime troubled with sleeplessness and with intense neuralgic pains in the held which made me (eel thouiih I was going inrane. The physicians could do uolbing for me. I heard of tome extraordinary cures effected by Little's Oriental
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      514 3 COOKUKY. The following dishes can be •applied from tbe Chalet, on order, at the residences Hop, -i. Germain, Creme fenneise, PrinUiiier Royal, Parmentier, Bisque de Crevrttea Creme Prince««e. Colbert, Printanier Benign*', Creasonniere. Fish.— Filets de poissont Joinville, Filet* de uoissons i'oli|tnac. Filets de polsnons Wal>tka. Filets de poissons an »in
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      624 3 NOTICES. V'OTK'E t» hereby given thai m power ll of attorney dated the atth day o' November, 189 M, iivon by Lim '.h Pat of Muntolc tn Lav Nnm Khin tod Ihio t*iov Kiat of 9 D'Almeida Street, Hingapore. bu been this day revoked so (ar the same appoint* the
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      532 3 Voti, SALK EMPLOYMENTS TO LET; AND I'KRSOVALS [laTTiai, 16 cents line; tad and Sri times, 10 cent. line 4th to Bib time., 6 cents line; 7th to 18th lime*, canto a line; afterwards, S cent* a line; bat so charge leu than on* dollar. Tbua, a lime- >« advertisement, clow
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      92 3 WEATHER REPORT. Kmmimg Kerbau Uotpitai, Mlh June IWO. »a.m Sp.m.Cp.m Remixes. Bar. ..»POT».7BBM.BSB Temp. .870 8»0 800 i. W rflhTheF, 77.0 77 S 77 0 ■S-jf Dir.of Win.' B. W. s.s.e. S.E. 4 Max. Temp. I 00.1 =-a Mln 77.0 gt.S Max. in BunH4.o S tf Torr.rad ..749 S<E; Rainfall
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      86 3 CHESS. (conducted by kino's fawh All chf«« correnpondence thould b« addrrnted to "Kin(i'i I'awn." Holutiooi: No. Iho (Nemo) Kt— R 4; No. 181 (Shelley) R QBn). C'urre, t solution, received from A. 0. BX and Nemo. Pbublih No 183, by R. Collikson. BUCK 9 PIECW. |i n MMj ff(S 89il
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